Ball State Dining's #RainnBSU promotion this week encouraged students to take selfies with a cutout of Rainn Wilson, known by many for his role as Dwight Schrute in "The Office." Up for grabs is a meet-and-greet with the actor and author, who is scheduled to present "SoulPancake: Chew on Life's Big Questions" at 7:30 p.m.
There is no rocket science formula to determine whether it’s a good idea to get married in your early 20s. But there are social and economic factors to consider before you do.
Mayor Dennis Tyler has loved Muncie for a very long time. Today, some city employees know him as a Muncie enthusiast.
Having more crayons in a backpack than pens and wearing blazers and khakis more often than jeans, might categorize an elementary education major.
Award winning author Eliot Schrefer visited campus Tuesday night for the first time – the first physical time anyway. He’s spoken to English classes for four semesters through Skype.
Pinpointing exactly where the newest trends in stores come from can be difficult. Many times, it is assumed that the latest trends come from never-been-seen-ideas, but this is not the case.
When Mike Powell was a student at Ball State school years were measured in quarters rather than semesters. He was working two jobs and attending class full-time. One of his jobs, the one at Jack’s Camera Shop, started out as a hobby, but it ended up being his career.
Carli sat next to her girlfriend wearing a paper robe in the lobby of a psych ward. Her mind, numb. “How could I let myself get to this point,” was the only thought she could muster. She looked up and saw a whiteboard.
When author Eliot Schrefer visited Ball State for the first time, he did it virtually through Skype. On Monday, Schrefer will finally step foot on university soil as part of the English Department’s Marilyn Cory Speaker Series. He’ll present his speech at 7 p.m. in the Art and Journalism Building, room 175.
“Deep” is a word used to describe multiple facets of local dubstep DJ Phlank's musicianship. First, he considers himself a “deep dubstep” producer. This junior computer science major also makes prodigious use of deep, low frequencies. But most of all, Colin Ledbetter's statement as a musician is deep.
Madonna takes a tumble and celebrities speak out on #theDress in this week's Pop Culture Catch Up.
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For many of the students choosing warm and sunny weather over the bitter Muncie cold, here are some items to check yes to while packing for your getaway from school.
A student is walking through the halls on crutches with a broken leg. Someone offers to help them because they see their physical pain.
With Spring Break coming up next week, students all across campus are preparing to pack their bags and travel.
“To put it simply, I feel like a girl trapped in a boy’s body, and I’ve felt that way ever since I was four.” Leelah Alcorn, a 17 year-old transgender teen, committed suicide in December 2014 – but not before leaving this note behind.
With more than 1,300 at Ball State, it can be hard to spot a fellow telecommunications major or minor, but that might be because of all the equipment they're carrying. Here are nine signs that you're a TCOM major.
Tonight is the end of an era for NBC’s “Parks and Recreation” fans. Avid followers of the latest Pawnee happenings, might be having a hard time coping with the fact that seven seasons of hilarity is coming to an end tonight. To help keep it together when the final episode begins at 10 p.m., here are 12 times season seven of Parks & Rec made us cry.
She has a bachelor’s degree in history from Yale University, a master’s degree in choreography from Purchase College Conservatory of Dance, is an adjunct professor at Barnard College in New York City, and has worked with Juilliard. Now she’s at a different university: Ball State.
